The preparation of superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic interface materials has become a research hotspot because of their wide application in self-cleaning, drag reduction, oil-water separation, anti-oil po...The preparation of superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic interface materials has become a research hotspot because of their wide application in self-cleaning, drag reduction, oil-water separation, anti-oil pollution and so on. The unique wettability of organisms gives inspiration to design and create new interface materials. This review focuses on the recent research progress of femtosecond laser micro/nano fabrication for bioinspired superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic surfaces. This review starts with a presentation of the related background including the advantages of femtosecond laser and wettability theoretical basis. Then, organisms with unique wettability in nature, the preparation of superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic surfaces by femtosecond lasers on different materials, and their related important applications are introduced. Finally, the current challenges and future prospects with regard to this field are provided.展开更多
Ablation threshold is an important concept in the study of femtosecond laser micro-and nano-machining.In this paper,the ablation experiments of three kinds of surface roughness 4H-Si C substrates irradiated by femtose...Ablation threshold is an important concept in the study of femtosecond laser micro-and nano-machining.In this paper,the ablation experiments of three kinds of surface roughness 4H-Si C substrates irradiated by femtosecond laser were carried out.The feature thresholds were systematically measured for three surface roughness Si C substrates and found in the modification and annealing regions ranging from coincidence(R_(a)=0.5 nm)to a clear demarcation(R_(a)=5.5 nm),eventually being difficult to identify the presence of the former(R_(a)=89 nm).Under multi-pulse laser irradiation,oriented ripple structures were generated in the annealing region,where deep subwavelength ripples(about 110 nm,Λ≈0.2λ)can be generated above substrates with surface roughness higher than 5.5 nm.We investigated the effect of surface roughness on the ablation morphology,ablation threshold,and periodic structures of femtosecond laser ablation of 4H-Si C substrates,while the ablation threshold was tended to decrease and stabilize with the increase of pulse number N≥500.展开更多
In the current microwelding process using femtosecond(fs) laser between dissimilar materials,surface polishing and pressure assistance,so-called optical contact,are believed necessary.In this paper,direct welding of s...In the current microwelding process using femtosecond(fs) laser between dissimilar materials,surface polishing and pressure assistance,so-called optical contact,are believed necessary.In this paper,direct welding of soda lime glass and Kovar alloy using a fs laser is investigated to overcome the limit of optical contact.The processing of fs laser welding is comprehensively studied by varying the laser power,welding velocity and the number of welding.The shear joining strength is as high as 2 MPa.The cross-section of glass-Kovar alloy joints,the elemental diffusion and the fracture behavior of welded joints were studied.The results show that the fs laser irradiates the surface of Kovar alloy,micron/nanometer-sized metal particles are generated.These particles perform the role as an adhesive part in the welding process.It is believed that the Si atoms diffuses to Kovar alloy from the glass and partially replaces the Fe^(2+) ions on the surface of Kovar alloy,indicating that the mixing and interdiffusion of materials have occurred during the welding process.Finally,the welded sample was tested and has excellent water resistance and sealing property.Furthermore,to justify that this method can be applied to other stack ups,the glass-copper,the glass-Al6063 and sapphire-ceramic are also welded together.This work greatly simplifies the fs laser microwelding process and promotes its industrial applications,such as optoelectronic devices,medical devices and MEMS.展开更多
Femtosecond pulsed lasers have been widely used over the past decades due to their capability to fabricate precise patterns at the micro-and nano-lengths scales. A key issue for efficient material processing is the de...Femtosecond pulsed lasers have been widely used over the past decades due to their capability to fabricate precise patterns at the micro-and nano-lengths scales. A key issue for efficient material processing is the determination of the laser parameters used in the experimental set ups. Despite a systematic investigation that has been performed to highlight the impact of every parameter independently, little attention has been drawn on the role of the substrate material on which the irradiated solid is placed. In this work, the influence of the substrate is emphasised for films of various thicknesses, which demonstrates that both the optical and thermophysical properties of the substrate affect the thermal fingerprint on the irradiated film while the impact is manifested to be higher at smaller film sizes. Two representative materials, silicon and fused silica, have been selected as typical substrates for thin films(gold and nickel) of different optical and thermophysical behaviour and the thermal response and damage thresholds are evaluated for the irradiated solids. The pronounced influence of the substrate is aimed to pave the way for new and more optimised designs of laserbased fabrication set ups and processing schemes.展开更多
基金Projects(52075557,51805553) supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(ZZYJKT2019-12) supported by the Project of State Key Laboratory of High Performance Complex Manufacturing,China。
文摘The preparation of superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic interface materials has become a research hotspot because of their wide application in self-cleaning, drag reduction, oil-water separation, anti-oil pollution and so on. The unique wettability of organisms gives inspiration to design and create new interface materials. This review focuses on the recent research progress of femtosecond laser micro/nano fabrication for bioinspired superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic surfaces. This review starts with a presentation of the related background including the advantages of femtosecond laser and wettability theoretical basis. Then, organisms with unique wettability in nature, the preparation of superhydrophobic or underwater superoleophobic surfaces by femtosecond lasers on different materials, and their related important applications are introduced. Finally, the current challenges and future prospects with regard to this field are provided.
基金Project(52075103)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of ChinaProject(2020B1515120058)supported by the Key Project of Regional Joint Fund of Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation,China。
文摘Ablation threshold is an important concept in the study of femtosecond laser micro-and nano-machining.In this paper,the ablation experiments of three kinds of surface roughness 4H-Si C substrates irradiated by femtosecond laser were carried out.The feature thresholds were systematically measured for three surface roughness Si C substrates and found in the modification and annealing regions ranging from coincidence(R_(a)=0.5 nm)to a clear demarcation(R_(a)=5.5 nm),eventually being difficult to identify the presence of the former(R_(a)=89 nm).Under multi-pulse laser irradiation,oriented ripple structures were generated in the annealing region,where deep subwavelength ripples(about 110 nm,Λ≈0.2λ)can be generated above substrates with surface roughness higher than 5.5 nm.We investigated the effect of surface roughness on the ablation morphology,ablation threshold,and periodic structures of femtosecond laser ablation of 4H-Si C substrates,while the ablation threshold was tended to decrease and stabilize with the increase of pulse number N≥500.
基金Project(GKZY2119502) supported by the Special Funds for Local Scientific and Technological Development guided by the Central Government,ChinaProject(JGY2021001) supported by the Innovation Project of Guangxi Graduate Education,China。
文摘In the current microwelding process using femtosecond(fs) laser between dissimilar materials,surface polishing and pressure assistance,so-called optical contact,are believed necessary.In this paper,direct welding of soda lime glass and Kovar alloy using a fs laser is investigated to overcome the limit of optical contact.The processing of fs laser welding is comprehensively studied by varying the laser power,welding velocity and the number of welding.The shear joining strength is as high as 2 MPa.The cross-section of glass-Kovar alloy joints,the elemental diffusion and the fracture behavior of welded joints were studied.The results show that the fs laser irradiates the surface of Kovar alloy,micron/nanometer-sized metal particles are generated.These particles perform the role as an adhesive part in the welding process.It is believed that the Si atoms diffuses to Kovar alloy from the glass and partially replaces the Fe^(2+) ions on the surface of Kovar alloy,indicating that the mixing and interdiffusion of materials have occurred during the welding process.Finally,the welded sample was tested and has excellent water resistance and sealing property.Furthermore,to justify that this method can be applied to other stack ups,the glass-copper,the glass-Al6063 and sapphire-ceramic are also welded together.This work greatly simplifies the fs laser microwelding process and promotes its industrial applications,such as optoelectronic devices,medical devices and MEMS.
基金Projects(862016(Bio Combs4Nanofibres)HELLAS-CH+1 种基金MIS 5002735) funded by the Operational Programme “Competitiveness, Entrepreneurship and Innovation” and co-financed by Greece and the EU (European Regional Development Fund)Project (COST Action TUMIEE) supported by COST-European Cooperation in Science and Technology。
文摘Femtosecond pulsed lasers have been widely used over the past decades due to their capability to fabricate precise patterns at the micro-and nano-lengths scales. A key issue for efficient material processing is the determination of the laser parameters used in the experimental set ups. Despite a systematic investigation that has been performed to highlight the impact of every parameter independently, little attention has been drawn on the role of the substrate material on which the irradiated solid is placed. In this work, the influence of the substrate is emphasised for films of various thicknesses, which demonstrates that both the optical and thermophysical properties of the substrate affect the thermal fingerprint on the irradiated film while the impact is manifested to be higher at smaller film sizes. Two representative materials, silicon and fused silica, have been selected as typical substrates for thin films(gold and nickel) of different optical and thermophysical behaviour and the thermal response and damage thresholds are evaluated for the irradiated solids. The pronounced influence of the substrate is aimed to pave the way for new and more optimised designs of laserbased fabrication set ups and processing schemes.
